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The New York Islanders are setting sail for another season full of blistering one-timers, vicious body checks, and breakaway goals. No matter the matchup, be there to show your support for Islanders hockey throughout the year.

New York Islanders Ticket Information

The New York Islanders are one of the NHL’s most storied franchises, so we’re proud to offer you the chance to be a part a part of it all by purchasing New York Islanders tickets and taking your seat inside the Barclays Center. Islanders hockey hall of famers like Denis Potvin, Mike Bossy, and Bryan Trottier have all given fans something to be proud of over the years, and the current squad is looking to do the same. Vivid Seats boasts a user-friendly marketplace to make it simple to find the spot in the house you most desire, and whether it’s by email, phone (866.848.8499), or Live Chat, the Vivid Seats customer service team is here to assist you with any questions. Here’s how to get New York Islanders tickets today.

Take a moment to look over the 2014-15 New York Islanders schedule to see which game you want to see at home. Or, you can use our filter options to narrow your choice, including home or away games, and more. Once you pick the game, click the button next to your date to see what Islanders tickets are available.

Use price filters to find cheap Islanders tickets within a certain range, or sort by section or row for seats in a specific section of the venue.

After you’ve chosen your Islanders tickets, click the “Buy” button. Then you can sign into Vivid Seats, or, create a username and password if you've never purchased through us before. Enter the required information and once it’s confirmed, we'll prepare to deliver your tickets.

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Islanders Reach Postseason, Extend Stay at Nassau Coliseum

After more than 40 years of calling Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale home, the New York Islanders will bid farewell to the trusty venue in favor of the Barclays Center in Brooklyn beginning with the 2015-16 season. In the meantime, however, the Islanders’ return to the NHL playoffs gives both players and fans alike at least a few more opportunities to make new memories, and a run at the Stanley Cup would surely top the list. Back in the postseason for the first time in two years, the third-seeded Islanders drew the No. 2 Washington Capitals in the opening round, marking the first head-to-head playoff series for the franchises since 1993. New York and Washington split four regular-season games, though have not met since Feb. 21.